UCSB graduate students can apply for fellowships to support dissertation research spanning and transcending the arts and humanities.
Ethics, Philosophy, and Literature
A Formalist’s Guide to the Climate Crisis
The Case of a Japanese Empress’s Court Gown
2021-22 IHC PUBLIC EVENTS SERIES
The IHC’s mission is to advance knowledge about human experience in cultural, historical, and social contexts and to do so through programs that foster human agency, social connectivity, and civic empowerment.
RECORDING NOW AVAILABLE
Watch or listen to Clint Smith’s November 3 Regeneration event about his book, How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America.
INTERPRETING IN OUR LOCAL SCHOOLS
UCSB students who are bilingual in Spanish can apply by Feb. 14 to serve as paid interpreters for parent/guardian-teacher conferences at local elementary schools.
APPLYING FOR EXTRAMURAL GRANTS?
Extramural proposals require OR review prior to submission. Notify IHC staff at least four weeks prior to agency deadline when planning to submit a proposal.
VIDEO & PODCAST AVAILABLE
A recording of David Pellow’s October 14 inaugural Regeneration series talk, “Environmental Justice as Regeneration,” is now available.
CONGRATS, PUBLIC HUMANITIES GRADUATE FELLOWS!
Unita Ahdifard (English), Jordan Tudisco (Comp. Lit.), and Maya Zaynetdinova (Global Studies) gave their capstone presentations and completed the program on Jan. 13.